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Mary-Beth Mangrum

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WTVC-TV NewsChannel9, foxchattanooga.com, chattanoogacw.com, KGAN TV, FOX 17 News Nashville

Preston's Summary

Mary-Beth Mangrum is an MMJ at WTVC. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare, urban development, and animal rights. Mary-Beth has been featured in various outlets such as FOX 17 News Nashville and ABC 29&8 WGTU.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 61 %
Interviews Q&as: 21 %
Data Driven: 13 %
Events: 3 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Security Equipment
  • Security Networks
  • Security Systems
  • Surveillance Technologies
  • Building Materials
  • ConTech
  • Construction Industry
  • Pets
  • Veterinary

Pitching Insights

Mary-Beth's coverage revolves around local community issues, with a focus on topics such as education, mental health, and government policies in Tennessee and specifically Chattanooga. She also covers crime-related incidents and community events.

To effectively reach out to Mary-Beth, consider providing insights or commentary related to local educational initiatives, mental health programs or policies within the region. You may also want to offer perspectives on how state-level government announcements impact local communities in Tennessee or Chattanooga.

Given her interest in human resources & employment themes alongside family & relationships topics, pitches that touch upon these areas from a localized perspective are likely to resonate well with her.

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Articles

WTVC-TV NewsChannel9

NEW | 4 minutes ago Study: 51,000 Chattanoogans could benefit from workforce training, but face job barriers A new study says about 51,000 Chattanooga residents could benefit from workforce training, but barriers such as transportation and child care are keeping many f

NEW | 4 minutes ago Study: 51,000 Chattanoogans could benefit from workforce training, but face job barriers A new study says about 51,000 Chattanooga residents could benefit from workforce training, but barriers such as transportation and child care are keeping many f

By: Mary-Beth Mangrum

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A new study says about 51,000 Chattanooga residents could benefit from workforce training, but barriers such as transportation and child care are keeping many from accessing those opportunities.

WTVC-TV NewsChannel9

'Inactive' medical center could help bring more healthcare to Polk County residents Officials in Ducktown say a request to keep the Copper Basin Medical Center registered as an inactive hospital could help make it easier for a new healthcare p

'Inactive' medical center could help bring more healthcare to Polk County residents Officials in Ducktown say a request to keep the Copper Basin Medical Center registered as an inactive hospital could help make it easier for a new healthcare p

By: Mary-Beth Mangrum

POLK COUNTY — Officials in Ducktown say a request to keep the former Copper Basin Medical Center registered as an inactive hospital could help make it easier for a new healthcare provider to come to Polk County.

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